Swedish appeals court rejects Nidhogg exploration permit extension bid for Vintjärn, Kölen No. 6
Bitget2026/09/23 17:30- A Swedish Administrative Court of Appeal in Sundsvall rejected an appeal to extend the Vintjärn and Kölen No. 6 exploration permits.
- The ruling upheld an earlier rejection by the Administrative Court in Luleå, cutting off permits covering about 128 hectares.
- Nidhogg holds 10% of permit-holder Big Rock Mineral, with an earn-in option to raise its stake to 100%.
- The board is reviewing responses, including a possible appeal to the Supreme Administrative Court.
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